iPhone Battery Replacement in Glendale

Premium aftermarket batteries run $39 to $99 and Genuine Apple OEM batteries run $109 to $129, depending on the model. Tap your model above for the exact live price. Diagnostic, installation, new adhesive, and the lifetime warranty are all included.

About 30 minutes for most models when the battery is in stock, which it usually is for current and recent iPhones. Book online and we'll have the cell ready when you arrive.

When Battery Health shows Maximum Capacity under 80%, when you see a Service message, when the phone shuts off with charge remaining, or when it no longer lasts a normal day. If you're not sure, our free battery diagnostic will tell you.

Yes. We check maximum capacity, cycle count, manufacture date, and inspect for swelling at no charge, with no obligation to repair.

Yes, on eligible models we install Genuine Apple OEM batteries through Apple's parts program. We also offer a premium aftermarket cell at a lower price on every model we service.

Yes, and please do it soon. Stop charging the phone, don't press on the bulge, and bring it in. We remove swollen cells safely and recycle them. If the swelling has damaged the screen or back, we'll show you before quoting anything extra.

No. A battery replacement doesn't touch your data. We still recommend a backup before any repair, as we would for any service.

Every battery we install comes with a lifetime warranty against defects. If the new cell ever fails to hold up, bring it back and we make it right.

225 E Broadway, Suite 102D, inside the Hollywood Production Center (HPC 3) building in downtown Glendale, a few blocks from Brand Boulevard. Street parking and public garages are nearby.

Usually, yes. A new battery costs $39 to $129 here and brings back all-day life and full speed on any iPhone from the last six or seven years, which is far cheaper than a new phone. It's most worth it when the phone is otherwise healthy: screen fine, still getting iOS updates, and you plan to keep it at least another year. If the phone also needs a screen or has water damage, we'll tell you the total before you decide.

No. Apple's $29 battery program ran through the end of 2018 and hasn't returned. Apple's out-of-warranty battery service now runs roughly $89 to $129 depending on the model. Our premium aftermarket batteries start at $39, and Genuine Apple OEM cells run $109 to $129, both with a free diagnostic and a limited lifetime warranty.

It's past the point where a replacement makes sense. Apple considers a battery worn once Maximum Capacity drops under 80%, which is why iOS shows the Service message and may throttle peak performance. At 77% you're losing roughly a quarter of your original runtime and the phone is more likely to shut off in the cold or under load. A fresh cell puts you back at 100%.

If the phone is under AppleCare+ or a warranty claim, use Apple, since a battery under 80% is covered. If you're paying out of pocket, a reputable independent shop is usually faster and cheaper. We install Genuine Apple OEM batteries through Apple's parts program, so on supported models your Battery Health readout stays accurate with no Unknown Part message, and we also offer a premium aftermarket cell at a lower price. Either way you get a free diagnostic first and a limited lifetime warranty. See the comparison table above.

$79 for a premium aftermarket battery or $109 for a Genuine Apple OEM battery, for the iPhone 13, 13 Mini, 13 Pro, and 13 Pro Max. The iPhone 14 series is the same price. iPhone 12 batteries run $59 to $79 aftermarket, and iPhone 11 batteries start at $49. Every price includes the diagnostic, installation, adhesive, and warranty.